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BitGo is the leader in digital asset financial services, providing institutional investors with liquidity, custody, and security solutions. Founded in 2013, BitGo pioneered the multi-signature wallet and is the first digital asset company to focus exclusively on serving institutional clients. Active in both centralized and decentralized finance, BitGo offers market-leading trading, lending, and borrowing services through its prime brokerage services and acts as the custodian for WBTC, the leading global stablecoin for Bitcoin. In 2020, BitGo launched BitGo Portfolio and Tax, providing clients with a full-stack solution for digital assets. In 2018, it launched BitGo Trust Company, the first qualified custodian purpose-built for storing digital assets. BitGo processes approximately 20% of all global Bitcoin transactions, and supports over 600 coins and tokens. BitGo provides the security and operational backbone for more than 1500 institutional clients in 50 countries, including many regulated entities and the world’s top cryptocurrency exchanges and platforms. BitGo is backed by Goldman Sachs, Craft Ventures, Digital Currency Group, DRW, Galaxy Digital Ventures, Redpoint Ventures, and Valor Equity Partners.

BitGo is looking for a Marketing Specialist for a 12-months Contract.

Responsibilities:

  • Develop and execute event strategies, plans, and objectives aligned with marketing campaigns.
  • Coordinate and manage logistics for both virtual and in-person events, including trade shows, conferences, webinars, and product launches.
  • Identify and secure venues, vendors, and partners, ensuring all elements align with the event's objectives.
  • Create and implement event marketing campaigns across multiple channels, including email, social media, and digital platforms.
  • Design promotional materials such as flyers, banners, and content for event announcements.
  • Collaborate with the content and design teams to ensure consistent branding and messaging.
  • Develop event budgets and ensure cost-effective execution while maintaining quality.
  • Serve as the primary point of contact during events, handling on-site operations, troubleshooting, and ensuring a seamless attendee experience.
  • Oversee event staff and coordinate schedules, responsibilities, and timelines.
  • Gather attendee feedback and analyze event success.
  • Compile detailed post-event reports with recommendations for future initiatives.

Required:

  • 2-5 years of experience in event marketing, event planning, or related roles.
  • Proven track record of organizing successful events and marketing campaigns.
  • Must possess excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
  • Ability to work in a fast - pace environment
  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification is a must

 

Why Join BitGo?

Disrupting an industry takes vision, innovation, passion, technical chops, drive to deliver, collaboration, and execution. Join a team of great people who strive for excellence and personify our corporate values of ownership, craftsmanship, and open communication. We are looking for new colleagues who bring innovative ways of thinking and problem solving, and who want risks to be part of the team that changes the world’s financial markets.

Here are some of the benefits of working at BitGo:

  • Competitive salary
  • IT equipment support for work
  • Meal allowance
  • Snacks: on-the-house in the Bangalore office
  • Great/Talented workforce to learn and grow with




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